20 Facts About Cristina Vee

Cristina Vee provides voices for English dubs of anime, animation, and video games.

Cristina Vee grew up in Norwalk, CA, near Los Angeles and attended public schools there.

One of her early interests was music, and Cristina participated in the Norwalk All City band while in middle school and high school.

Cristina Vee studied theatre arts and graduated from California State University at Long Beach in 2007 where she took classes with Professor Hugh O'Gorman, who supported her career goals.

When Cristina Vee was younger, she wanted to become an animator, but after watching Sailor Moon, she was inspired to become a voice actor.

Cristina Vee had attended Anime Expo multiple times as a fan and participated in their AX Idol voice-over contest.

Cristina Vee portrayed the live-action Haruhi Suzumiya in the promotional videos for the second The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya series, and performed as her at various events.

Cristina Vee was chosen to voice Sailor Mars in Viz's re-dub of Sailor Moon and the new Sailor Moon Crystal series.

Cristina Vee described her voicing of Rei as different in Crystal because her character is more serious and regal compared to her character in the original series.

In 2012, Cristina Vee was involved in voice casting and directing the Skullgirls video game and web series.

Cristina Vee has been involved in voice-overs for video games, mostly with English localizations of Japanese titles produced by Atlus USA and NIS America.

Cristina Vee has directed and produced the voices for the video game Indivisible, which was crowdfunded with a total amount of $1.5 million on December 2,2015.

Cristina Vee was a host on Anime TV where she reviewed shows and interviewed people, and appeared on Funimation On Demand and Crunchyroll.

Cristina Vee was a live-action host of IGN's IPL4 and IPL5 League of Legends video game tournaments in Las Vegas.

Cristina Vee is a frequent guest at many anime conventions throughout the United States and worldwide.

Cristina Vee is a professional singer, and has performed the theme songs for two Shantae video games: "Dance Through the Danger" for 2016's Shantae: Half-Genie Hero and "Rise and Shine Shantae" for 2019's Shantae and the Seven Sirens.

Cristina Vee performed the theme song "Until I'm Broken" for the 2012 visual novel Loren the Amazon Princess.

Cristina Vee has uploaded several renditions of anime songs on YouTube.

Cristina Vee signed with an indie record label called Give Heart Records.

Cristina Vee recorded a cover of The Living Tombstone's song "Animal" with 'The 8-Bit Big Band' in an arrangement by Charlie Rosen.